Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-29
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFF
OFFICE, No. l2, PEARL STREET.
Delivered by carrier in any part OF the city at
twenty cents per week
II. W. TILToN. Manager
TELEPHONES:
BUSINESS OFFICE, No. a.
Ei0HT EDITOR No. g.
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y.Plumbing Co.

new spring GOOGS at heltcT 3, IallOr.
George w. Thompson Il Co.. real estate
Some of the Ramblers expect to JOIN in
the tournament ut st. Louis May l.
The popular resort is The Manhattan"
41S Broadway. Rudio e. Yenawine. -
Herman Kclley's new marble shop on
North Main street is about ready for oc-
cupancy.
The business mems club will organize
at the Ogden house tomorrow evening.
There should be full attendance.
For Rent-The store building known
as 506 Broadway, next door to Pacillc
house. Inquire of Rudio e. Yenawine.
Marriage permits were issued yester-
day to r. X. Smith, of Omaha and Carrie
Jane Daniels, of this city: Charles IL.
Shook and Eliza S. Hume, both OF this
city.
Jim Snodderly is said to have taken up
his residence in South Omaha. Is 1t pos
sible that this accounts for the troubles
which are being aired up so freely just
now?
A. A. Lane, hailing from Chicago, had
the distinction of being the only one
brought before the bar yesterday for
proving that prohibition does not pro-
hibt.
Fred Zoller, aged fifteen months, son
of Jacob Zoller. died yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place at the resi-
dence. No. 1873 Broadway, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The policemen's ball is to take place at
the temple hall May 5. The citizens
should buy tickets, whether they can at
tend or not. The boys merit rousng
benefit and the ball is only an annual.
An information was filed IN Justice
Schurz's court yesterday charging Fred
Rink with trespass. Fred Is said to have
gone upon land belonging to L. j. Evans
and hauled away about $40 worth OF sand.
All who are interested in the growth of
Council Bluffs should be present tonight
at the mass meeting called by the mayor,
and it is to be held in the opera house.
Matters of importance are to be pre-
sented.
A large quantity of provisions, bread,
groceries, etc, was left over from the
feast Wednesday night. It was divided
among some of the poor of the city, the
Cottage hospital and the Home of the
Friendless.
The Grand Army committees would re-
quest that parties having cooking uten-
sils, baskets, crooks, ETC., containing do
nations to the dinner, will call immedi.
ately and get them, rs they do not know
to whom they belong.
Married, by Rev. d. Fl. Cooley, April
20, at the residence of David Daniels, in
Garner township, Thaddeus r. Smith, of
Florence, Neb., and Miss Carrie j. Dan.
iels. The bride IS niece of the late Gen.
eral George B. Mcclellan.
Charles Pfeiffer, of ST. Joseph, who had
the contract for the cut stone of the new
court ,.tuse, is in the city. All of his part
of thework was long since completed ex-
cept the cleaning down. Now that the
weather is favorable that will be pro-
ceeded with.
Press of other business demanding his
attention, Mr.. q. H. Judson has rendered
his resignation as general manager of the
American District Telegraph company
Of this city. Though he leaves the office,
he still retains his interest in the concern
and remains on the board of directors.
$500 by the entertainment given by the
veterans. The hospital is doing a most
worthy work and needs funds to carry 1t
on. Besides helping so worthy an insti-
tuition the contributors and participants
had full return for their donations and
money by the merry time which resulted
from the gathering.
the new court house arrangements are
being provided for the hanging Of four
electric lights five feet above the topmost
part, 80 that no shadow may fall to any
distance. There are stairs by which who
ever is to attend to the lights can reach
them without any very dizzy climb. The
flag stats for the building are being put
upon the corner turrets.
There is a strong disposition 'on the
part of some business houses, which are
Fortunate enough to have n frontage on
Pearl street and also on tMain street, to
use the Pearl street side as If 1t was an
alley. Boxes, barrels and rubbish are
placed on the sidewalk with reckless
disregard to the rights of pedestrians, or
thn Nf ctr hn ~ N a "a q
should take business trip along Pearl
street.
Cole & Cole are furnishing number
of the heaviest contractors with all theil
supplies and tin work. This euterprisina
firm can figure closer than the eastern
wholesale firms who work for western
trade.